Martin Lutz: There is a spell upon your lips
Ditte Højgaard Andersen (soprano), Bo Kristian Jensen (tenor), Mathias Reumert (vibraphone), Mette Termansen (oboe), Adam Stadnicki (cello), Sabine Weinschenk (bassoon)
The Copenhagen Chamber Choir CAMERATA, Martin Nagashima Toft
Bruckner, Poulenc, Villette, Elgar, Perotin, Mendelssohn: none of these composers features on this recording but all are present in the drifting, magpie textures of Martin Lutz's choral works...themes...
Martin Lutz: There is a spell upon your lips
Ditte Højgaard Andersen (soprano), Bo Kristian Jensen (tenor), Mathias Reumert (vibraphone), Mette Termansen (oboe), Adam Stadnicki (cello), Sabine Weinschenk (bassoon)
The Copenhagen Chamber Choir CAMERATA, Martin Nagashima Toft
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Bruckner, Poulenc, Villette, Elgar, Perotin, Mendelssohn: none of these composers features on this recording but all are present in the drifting, magpie textures of Martin Lutz's choral works...themes...
About
Martin Lutz (b. 1974) is an artist with bold strokes, in terms of both style and genre. While his Stabat Mater and Two Marian Motets are musical settings of much-loved religious poetry, the accompanying works are devoted to earthly love in its most spell-binding form. This release present Lutz’ choral compositions for the first time on CD, showing the otherwise jazz-oriented composer from a more classical side.
Contents and tracklist
- Bo Kristian Jensen, Ditte Højgaard Andersen, Mette Termansen, Adam Stadnicki, Mathias Reumert
- Kammerkoret Camerata
- Martin Nagashima Toft
- Kammerkoret Camerata
- Martin Nagashima Toft
- Ditte Højgaard Andersen, Bo Kristian Jensen, Mette Termansen, Sabine Weinschenk
- Kammerkoret Camerata
- Martin Nagashima Toft
- Ditte Højgaard Andersen, Mette Termansen
- Kammerkoret Camerata
- Martin Nagashima Toft
- Kammerkoret Camerata
- Martin Nagashima Toft
Awards and reviews
June 2015
Bruckner, Poulenc, Villette, Elgar, Perotin, Mendelssohn: none of these composers features on this recording but all are present in the drifting, magpie textures of Martin Lutz's choral works...themes of earthly and spiritual love unite an album that pairs a large- scale Stabat mater with other Marian antiphons and some Shakespeare settings
